We learned that a room must be "tahor" - pure - before a person prays there. What happens if he prayed in a room and afterwards discovers that it was not, in fact, clean? And is a person allowed to say the Amidah if he needs the bathroom?
We learned that a room must be "tahor" - pure - before a person prays there. What happens if he prayed in a room and afterwards discovers that it was not, in fact, clean? And is a person allowed to say the Amidah if he needs the bathroom?
We learned that a room must be "tahor" - pure - before a person prays there. What happens if he prayed in a room and afterwards discovers that it was not, in fact, clean? And is a person allowed to say the Amidah if he needs the bathroom?
What are the five things that prevent a person from praying? How far must a person travel in order to find water with which to wash before tefilah?
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